Whenever I saw your poster, I knew exactly what your presentation was going to encompass. Your themes are clearly expressed, that there are good people that will go to heaven and bad people that will go to hell. Your argument is clear and persuasive. As a member of your audience, I am inclined into your presentation from the layout of this poster; it is very consistent and provides information on you, which leads me to believe you are a credible source. There is an objective and quotation that supports it. Of course, the tweet was highly entertaining and relevant to high school students (after all, who doesn’t have a ke$ha song as a guilty pleasure?) However, I would have liked the color scheme explained in a little more detail. Though I questioned you after your presentation about whether your author uses the colors black and white as recurring motifs and your answer was no, perhaps you could have referred to a source or just blatantly explained that black is a color associated with evil just as white is a color associate with goodness. This is just a very minor suggestion I had. Your poster, as well as your presentation, as a whole was engaging and relevant. I will be sure to recognize your author’s work when it comes time for the AP Exam.
Whenever I saw your poster, I knew exactly what your presentation was going to encompass. Your themes are clearly expressed, that there are good people that will go to heaven and bad people that will go to hell. Your argument is clear and persuasive. As a member of your audience, I am inclined into your presentation from the layout of this poster; it is very consistent and provides information on you, which leads me to believe you are a credible source. There is an objective and quotation that supports it. Of course, the tweet was highly entertaining and relevant to high school students (after all, who doesn’t have a ke$ha song as a guilty pleasure?)
ReplyDeleteHowever, I would have liked the color scheme explained in a little more detail. Though I questioned you after your presentation about whether your author uses the colors black and white as recurring motifs and your answer was no, perhaps you could have referred to a source or just blatantly explained that black is a color associated with evil just as white is a color associate with goodness. This is just a very minor suggestion I had. Your poster, as well as your presentation, as a whole was engaging and relevant. I will be sure to recognize your author’s work when it comes time for the AP Exam.